16 Oct 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishbein surveys resuscitation techniques including Schaefer prone pressure, inhalator aided oxygen and carbon dioxide delivery, and external body pressure devices. He warns against delays and urges immediate prone pressure initiation and fresh air, noting devices require trained operators for certain cases.
An essay argues we overvalue our own feelings and proposes desensitizing to reduce ego pain. It critiques selfish motives, praises toughening character in children, and warns against a society of perpetual self pity while urging resilience and effort.
Hollywood profile of Marie Wilson, the blond actress from Satan Met a Lady, detailing her rapid rise, varied roles from soda jerker to boxer's trainer, and ambition to study dramatic craft. The piece notes her shy, flirtatious manner, anxiety about rejection, and hints of future dramatic success.
A profile of Marie Wilson, a 20 year old California native, detailing her move to Hollywood with modest savings, early luxury purchases, and a rough rise through the industry. It recounts financial struggles, improvisation to attract notice, a meeting with director Nick Grinde, and her path toward becoming a show girl in The.
Kate and Caroline Meed begin life at Meed Meadows with grandfather Major Sam Meed and relatives Zeke and Althy. Morgan Prentiss visits, tensions rise over belongings, and renovations spark a vow to restore the home while romance deepens amid shifting fortunes.
Henry Davis chronicles the Haymarket affair and mass hysteria in The History of the Haymarket Incident. The work argues innocence for executed men, contends no conspiracy existed, and notes publicity shifted public justice. The review warns of repeating past fears and urges vigilance.
William Anthony Mee Guire backed Miss Wilson with a personal contract but provided no roles. After elocution lessons and a failed Fox Hills bid, break came via Warner Brothers interest. She wrote a test script about a dumb blond applying for a job and regrets not doing a Camille scene.
An old advertisement extols Black-Draught as a vegetable laxative. It notes herbs are dried and ground for direct action in the digestive system. The copy emphasizes natural production, no preservatives, and economical cost per small package, claiming relief from constipation.
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